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Eating of each person is very different and everybody has their own taste based on what they have experienced in the environment that creates their character. This also happens to cats, if you are a cat lover, you can tell us this story. Many cats are extremely picky eaters. They won’t eat if it isn’t served hot, won’t look at it if there’s a hair in the dish, and won’t even touch it if you choose the incorrect taste by accident. There are felines who are the polar opposite of this. They refuse to follow table manners at all and dig right into the delectable plate of delights.
Please meet the feline world’s official messy eaters, as portrayed in this beautiful and humorous compilation. Because chewing food slowly is for the weak, and these tiger cubs don’t have time to waste.
Warning! Cats are not like humans. Make sure your cats are eating food that is suitable for them. Any meal that isn’t made specifically for cats can wreak havoc on their digestive systems, putting their health in jeopardy.
(h/t: boredpanda)
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#1 No Regrets
#2 Learning To Eat Is Exhausting
#3 Her First Attempt At Eating From A Dish Got A Little Messy
There is something you need to know. Although most cats are finicky eaters, this does not always imply that they know what is best for them. As a result, every feline owner should exercise caution when selecting foods for their feline companion.
Molly DeVoss, a trained feline behavior consultant and owner of Cat Behavior Solutions, a non-profit dedicated to minimizing cat shelter surrenders by addressing and preventing behavior issues in the home, was contacted. According to Molly, correct cat nutrition is critical, and without it, “you may find your cat is gaining weight, having dental problems, their fur is dry, flaking, or greasy, and much more.”
Furthermore, “diseases like arthritis and diabetes might be caused by inadequate nutrition.” Molly also mentioned that cats are obligate carnivores, which means they "cannot thrive on a diet of fruits, vegetables, and grains; they require meat, organs, and bone." This information could be helpful for your main goal that gives your cats a healthy life.
#4 Munching On Watermelon
#5 Cat Enjoys A Birthday Cake
#6 What Bolognese? I Don’t Know Who Ate It
In the wild, a cat will eat carbohydrates from the stomach contents of its prey. Cat food with extra carbs, on the other hand, is often difficult to digest.
Molly advises avoiding six ingredients in commercial cat foods: "any form of by-products, meat and bone meal, corn, wheat, gluten, and soy," according to Molly. The by-products are actually slaughterhouse waste, which is what's left of an animal after the portions for human food have been removed.
“This can contain organs, which cats require, as well as feed, beaks, brains, undeveloped eggs, tumor fragments, damaged organs, and intestines (sometimes with feces).” “While these do give some protein content, they are not supplying your cat with the taurine-rich meat he requires,” Molly said.
#7 Little Kitten With A Food Goatee
#8 Cursed Milk Dunk
#9 Greatest Milk Mustache Of All Time
“Meat and bone meal can in fact contain roadkill, dead zoo animals, deceased livestock, and even euthanized horses and pets—which can still have poison in their bodies,” the feline behaviorist added.
Corn, wheat, and soy (as well as barley, oats, and white rice) are often used as cat food fillers since they are less expensive than meat. “These additives are some of the top causes of cat allergies,” Molly explained. Corn is an inadequate protein, includes gluten, and is one of the more allergenic components, making it unsuitable for carnivores.”
Molly also stated that while certain cats may have a higher tolerance for these chemicals and experience fewer allergic responses, this does not imply that they are completely safe. “Those six items will not be found in good-quality cat food; it may have a small bit of vegetables and fruit, but it should be predominantly meat,” she concluded.
